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That thousands of children in london are not fully protected against polio. new data from the uk health security agency show around 34,000 children in the capital haven't had their polio booster by their fifth birthday. polio has an enormous impact on your life. for instance, i lost my childhood, because that was spent in hospitals. if i were to tell you i went into hospital at six months and didn't come out until i was four and a half. a reminder to commuters that they could face travel problems getting around this this morning. train companies say services won't be back to normal until later...

The band shared updates on their social media of their chaotic journey from America to the festival in Somerset.

Of major travel problems the clock is ticking down to the biggest rail strike in decades. among those affected will be 300 children who take the train to this school in bradford. some have gcse and a—level exams next week. well, to be honest, i'm not even sure how i'll get to school. like, for the past four years, i've got the train every single day. and i'm not sure my parents can give me a lift to school. if my mum has to pick me up, it'll be much later, so i'll have less time to do stuff. in the mornings, i'll probably have to set off earlier, which means, like, being more punctual, getti...

From network rail, as well as from 13 individual train companies. as things stand, not enough progress has been made in negotiations between employers and unions to stop the walkouts from going ahead next week. around 40,000 staff are due to go on strike onjune 21st, 23rd and 25th, in a long—running dispute about pay levels, job losses, and pensions. network rail has produced this map, showing where services will and won't run. the main urban centres will be prioritised. but that leaves extensive areas of scotland without any train services. similarly, areas west of birmingham and much of wa...

But everybody has a mobile phone. so this will help us locate those people who are buried. every avalanche incident is extremely time critical for the person who could have sustained very serious injuries during the avalanche or could be buried and losing air, basically. so we need to get there as fast as we can. scotland's highest mountains can be deceptive and dangerous. they tell a story of risk and rescue and amid this stunning natural landscape, technology is rapidly changing the game. lorna gordon, bbc news, ben nevis. there are fears of serious travel problems over the easter holiday pe...